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1. Java Swing and Windows XP touch events    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to find a concrete yes for some assumptions I have about developing a Java Swing app to be run on a Windows tablet device (I believe it'll be running ...

2. how in .net i handle a click over a balloon tip, displayed through ShowBalloonTip of a TrayIcon    stackoverflow.com

I use ShowBalloonTip method of a TrayIcon class to display a balloon tip. Is there a way to handle a click over this balloon? When i click over the balloon no ...

3. Send keystrokes to Java applicaiton in Windows    stackoverflow.com

I'm running a java application from within a C# application. My goal is to fill a couple of input boxes inside the java app automatically using the C# code. I assume the ...

4. java mouselistener difference windows xp and mac os    stackoverflow.com

I'm implementing a Java Swing GUI which has a couple of JLabels, who are displayed a few times on a JFrame. For this reason I instanced the labels and stored them ...

6. Do mnemonics show up in Windows X P w/ Java 1.4?    coderanch.com

I have been trying to get the little underlined characters to display in a JMenuItem using Windows XP and Java 1.4.0 with no luck. I know that you have to press Alt to make them viewable in Windows XP, but I still cannot see them. The functionality works just fine however, it's just a matter of not being able to see ...

7. Sending key strokes to Windows App    coderanch.com

I have been searching for a way to send key strokes to windows app such as Word with Java. Many people pointed to Robot class, but it doesn't have way to set focus to windows app and send key strokes as far as I know. Is it really impossible with Java? Any help can be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

8. listening for events in other windows    coderanch.com

Hi Jon, Probably the best way to handle it is by using java.beans.PropertyChangeSupport. You can create pseudo properties to dispatch between registered components. Here is the way I did it for my Developer Certification: PropertyDispatcher.java /* * PropertyDispatcher * * Version 1.0 * * 07-12-2002 * * Copyright 2002 Fly By Night Services */ package suncertify.client; import java.beans.*; import ...

9. setting mouse cursors to default in windows NT and Solaris    coderanch.com

Program opens a window with a button in the middle. If the button is clicked, the cursor of the window is changed to wait cursor(The cursor is in process) and a modal dialog is popped up. Another button is located in the dialog. If the dialog button is clicked, the cursor of the dialog is changed to wait cursor(The cursir is ...





10. mouse events Windows vs. Apple    coderanch.com

I'm writing a Swing component which must function similarly on Apple and Windows; and am having trouble with which event to fire off of (this is effectively a toggle button which would ideally just be interested in mouseClicked). For a variety of other reasons, I don't want to make my code act on the mousePressed event. Originally, our QA person asserted ...

11. Wheel mouse supprt on Windows 98    coderanch.com

I have written this small test app, and it supports wheel - mouse on Windows 2000. However hen this app is run on Windows 98, it does not support whell mouse scrolling. Is it a known issue? I couldn't find its mention in the bug-parade. The bug - http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4474916.html mentions that this behaviour is not expected on Windows 98. The JVM ...

13. Best strategy for handling actions across multiple windows?    coderanch.com

Hi, I am writing an application at the moment and want to know the best way (if there is any) of what the subject bar says. I have a main JFrame window with a bunch of 'option windows' that pop up when I want to confirm an action on the main window. For example, the main window has a tab section ...